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Read MoreAfter five years of extensive field research by over 1000 volunteers, the Atlas of Breeding Birds of Alberta has emerged in beautiful, large, hard cover format This comprehensive atlas presents the current distribution, status and preferred habitat of every nesting bird species in Alberta. striking color photographs, authoritative species accounts, and detailed natural region maps […]
Read MoreSince then, our membership has grown to include 33 clubs representing over 4500 individuals. FAN’s greatest strength is its province-wide focus on natural history issues. We are the voice of Nature Alberta, keeping you up to date on provincial issues. Our quarterly publication, The Nature Alberta, contains wildlife articles of interest to all. We also […]
Read MoreDusky Flycatchers can be found in the southeast of Alberta along the foothills, mountain parks and Cypress Hills. They prefer the habitat of deciduous woods. The Dusky Flycatcher looks similar to the Hammond’s Flycatcher. The throat is whitish and the breast is gray. the bill is longer than that of the Hammond’s. The best way […]
Read MoreTeeth whitening in Calgary comes in many forms and costs. If you want better smile with whiter teeth, there are different ways to do so. Most individuals are keen on finding out how much teeth whitening Calgary cost. Do they fit the budget? Are they worth the money? And so on. If you are looking […]
Read MoreImmigrants never have it easy when it comes to adjusting to a new environment with a different culture, climate and/or way of living. This holds true also if you are thinking of having a new life in Canada. It will be a challenge, as is any other first endeavors. With some research and planning, you […]
Read MoreThe Society of Grasslands Naturalists (GN) is a regional organization that involves itself with the ecological and environmental understanding, education, projects and issues within southeastern Alberta. GN was started in 1985 by a half dozen avid naturalists who just wanted to get together and go on nature walks. The club became increasingly involved in environment […]
Read MoreTHE ALBERTA BIRD ATLAS PROJECT – BIRDS IDENTIFICATION Click on the following bird species for: (bird pictures, range maps, natural history descriptions, and bird song clips.) Flycatchers Vireos Sparrows Warblers Thrushes Wrens Plovers Gulls Terns Ducks, Geese and Swans Grebes Outside Links With Bird Pictures Flycatchers Willow Flycatcher Alder Flycatcher Dusky Flycatcher Hammond’s Flycatcher Yellow-bellied […]
Read MoreDetailed information about each site may be viewed by clicking on the site name. Site summaries are not currently available for the following Alberta IBAs: Milk River, Suffield, Manawan Lake, Kimiwan Lake, McIntyre Ranch and Sage Creek. Number Site Name Significance AB001 Beaverhill […]
Read MoreAll monies received from the sale of this book will be deposited in a special fund by the Society of Grassland Naturalists, for production of other publications on the natural history of southeastern Alberta. Prairie River is an introduction to the waters and wildlife of the South Saskatchewan River from Grand Forks in Alberta to […]
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